Geekenstein’s historical coverage ranged from game reviews and developer interviews to film, television, anime and tabletop play. This new edition is a preservation project: it makes useful material understandable and accessible again while explaining what has changed.
New ownership and KLXCards
Geekenstein.com is now independently owned and is being rebuilt as a companion to KLXCards, the trading-card reference and collector project. Geekenstein keeps its broader games and entertainment history. Relevant card-game resources may connect the two sites when those resources are complete.
The new ownership does not imply that Geekenstein’s former writers participate in or endorse this edition. Historical articles and newly written replacements are identified separately.
Historical authors and this edition
Historical bylines identify the people responsible for the original work. New writing is credited to this edition and carries its own date. Original review scores appear only when they can be verified from the source; a new writer’s assessment is not substituted for an old verdict.
How pages are reconstructed
Each page is checked against surviving source records. A reconstruction should fulfil the historical page’s purpose. A film review needs an evaluation; an interview needs the actual conversation or a faithful, authorized transcript; a gallery needs appropriate photographs and reuse rights.
Where original material cannot be republished, a useful new replacement must stand on its own and identify itself as new. The advance-screenings guide is the first such replacement in this edition.
Media and missing material
An archived image address shows that an asset once appeared on a page. It does not establish that the file is still available or that permission exists to reuse it. Essential photographs, recordings and illustrations are checked before publication. Pages that depend on missing material remain unavailable.
Corrections and rights questions
Use the KLXCards contact form for Geekenstein corrections, attribution or rights questions. Put “Geekenstein” in the subject and include the page address, the passage or asset involved, and any supporting source. The form is hosted on KLXCards and is subject to that site’s privacy policy.
Historical context and current advice are kept separate. Substantial modern additions carry an update date so readers can distinguish the original period from later writing.